Made from 100% New Zealand Wool, these dryer balls are a cost-effective, environmentally sustainable option to replace your dryer sheets. Our natural wool dryer balls are easy to use: just toss three (for a small- or medium-sized load) or six (for a large load) balls into the clothes dryer with your wet laundry and run the drying cycle as usual, although your load will likely take less time than normal to dry.

We compare Heritage Park Baby and Toddler Laundry Detergent with Le Blanc Children’s Laundry Wash and Noodle & Boo Ultra-Safe Baby Laundry Detergent. In the product comparison we cover everything from ingredients to cleaning enzymes and beyond. We compare and contrast the similarities and differences between these leading baby detergents and tell you which is best at tackling those tough baby stains.

Learn how enzymes in detergent will break down and remove even the toughest stains. If you’re looking for a natural way to clean fine fabrics, an enzyme laundry detergent could be right for you. Enzyme detergents are a highly effective at removing stain on delicates, including clothing, sheets and towels.

We compare Heritage Park Baby and Toddler Laundry Detergent with Dreft (Stage 1 and 2). In the product comparison we cover everything from ingredients to cleaning enzymes and beyond. We compare and contrast the similarities and differences between these leading baby detergents and tell you which is best at tackling those tough baby stains.

Learn the best way to wash and care for your cashmere or woolsweaters at home. By take a close look at the care label, you may discover that your beloved sweater can, in fact, be washed by hand or in the washing machine. That’s great news for saving time, money, and exposure to harsh dry cleaning chemicals.

Wool dryer balls are an easy, sustainable way to soften clothes and linen and speed drying time without harmful chemicals. Wool dryer balls are a better choice than dryer sheets or fabric softener. They save energy (and the Earth). Read our guide on Wool Dryer Balls.

The laundry care label is the very first place you should look when you’re thinking about cleaning a garment or piece of home linen. These instructions come directly from the manufacturer, and they know best how to wash and dry the item. But understanding those care labels - and their mysterious symbols - can be a bit confusing. Today, we’ll take you through common laundry symbols and explain exactly what each means.

Heritage Park proudly announces the addition of its newest product: Baby and Toddler Laundry Detergent. Formulated to be gentle on baby skin and effective on baby stains, this fragrance-free detergent is made with a powerful five-enzyme blend that targets the toughest stains. It is safe for use on baby clothes, bedding, soft toys, and more.

10 Tips to keeping your fine linens and delicate garments safe. Whether it's fine bedding, washable cashmere a wool blanket or a garments made of silk, your fine washables are a big investment. And with proper care, these beloved items should look beautiful and perform well for years to come. The key is to select the right detergent.

Can you wash wool? Whether it's a wool sweater, wool blanket, merino wool socks or other wool garment, many wool products are indeed washable by hand or machine. The care label is your first and most important place to look when determining if your wool garment or wool blanket is washable.

5 Common baby stains and how-to treat them. Stain removal is not a one size fits all set of guidelines, particularly when it comes to babies, who have sensitive skin and tend to make their own special brand of stains. In every case, however, it’s best to act quickly and plan to soak. The goal is always to get the stain/smell out of the fabric using the gentlest treatment possible.

Five care tips on how to NOT to ruin your new silk sheets. Are youe nervous about caring for your silk sheets. After all, they're a big investment. Can you machine wash? How do you wash? How do you protect your silk sheets in the washing machine? Should you use a special detergent? Can you put them in the dryer? So. Many. Questions.